Don't try to reinvent the wheel, commercial is simple as long as you don't try to take shortcuts or overthink.  

I’m not trying to reinvent the wheel just trying to copy those who use the wheel in the most efficient way.

My wife and I are about to buy our first home in Historic College Park and very eager to engage with that community.To my very untrained and inexperienced eye, I feel like East Point and Hapeville could be great markets to hunt for rental properties as they seem to both be growing and reinventing themselves.

You don't have to reinvent the wheel all you need to do is study and learn how to invest and repeat it. 

No reason to reinvent the wheel at twice the cost.

You could be up and running in a couple hours, without having to reinvent the wheel.

No, there is not a useful way to reinvent the wheel.

I wouldn't go re-inventing the wheel for them.Now, if you are a nice person and don't have that many properties to manage, I'd say go ahead and revise the lease for them if you can.

XOXO"Don't reinvent the wheel, just realign it

@Ned @Ned Carey, seems like we have to “reinvent” ourselves every so often in the real estate investment space.